Bricked Up

..Anther brick breaker game, and another lazily coded game by an indie developer who simply doesn't care enough to get the ball bounces correct and believable. Hit the ball with your paddle and it bounces in a completely random direction instead of based on where on your paddle you hit the ball. Ugh. https://youtu.be/xNWF4D0EGnA ..But sometimes if you hit the ball with your paddle, it will just bounce DOWN below your paddle and make you want to punch your monitor as if your monitor is this developers face! ...Great job Mr Developer... You've showed everyone with this game how little you care to make a quality game. This game is like someone selling you a cookie where the cook realizes they don't have any flour so they just use laundry detergent powder instead. NOT RECOMMENDED. ..Imagine playing tennis and the tennis ball just bouncing in a completely random direction instead of being based on the direction you hit the ball. ..That's essentially what you have with this low effort garbage here.

A solid brick breaker - Easy to get into, hard to master. Oh and importantly, the multi-ball go brrrr

Hadn't played a brick breaker game in a while, was a nice blast of nostalgia. Decent, can't go wrong for £3 really

No nonsense take on the old Arkanoid classic! Moving the screen up is a fun mechanic that keeps the game engaging. This game really takes off when you have multiple balls in play!

This game really brings back the nostalgic feeling of Arkanoid/Breakout but with improved graphics and effects! I only wished there was a little more control over the ball (e.g. where to ball would be heading after hitting it on the side of your paddle).

An indie brick breaker game that experiments with some unique mechanics. The ability to move the paddle up the map manually makes for some interesting moments. Fun little game. I'm a bit bricked up right now, but I will be sure to get that 25k achievement!!

Not too shabby. This is a no-nonsense brickbreaker with a couple unique ideas that make it a fun little time. Having an infinitely scrolling level is certainly a new twist on the genre and it's nice to be able to speed things along, just don't get your paddle caught! Wish there was some music during the game itself, and oddly had to turn graphics quality down to get full framerate (luckily not by much but still). Price of admission is fine, under $5 for some classic arcade action? Sign me up. Overall solid.